Candiotti Calls for Open Spring Camps Amid Lockout
Knuckleball veteran Tom Candiotti urged the Cleveland Indians to open spring training camps amid the owners lockout. He questioned why doors remain closed as talks with the players union stall over salary arbitration and bonus pools. Candiotti argued three years for arbitration isn't excessive and criticized pay for performance proposals.
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Elyria Catholic and Oberlin seek regional bid
In the Division II district basketball final at Elyria High, Elyria Catholic coach Mark Costantino aims to erase a nine point deficit from their December loss to Oberlin. Oberlin coach Bob Walsh notes the earlier meeting is forgotten as both squads showcase balance and pressure in a tight playoff race.
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Wellington matmen second in Division II
Wellington's Jason Hartman Homer Wright and Jack Lowther won opening rounds as the Dukes sit second in the Division II team race at the 53rd Ohio State Wrestling Tournament in Cincinnati Gardens. Lowther improved to 33 0 with his 26th pin, while Tracy Lambdin and Dwight Rice posted close wins for Black River and Avon.
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Steinbrenner warns season at risk over talks breakdown
George Steinbrenner voiced deep disappointment after talks collapsed with the Players Association. He had earlier favored a settlement but said the failure to accept Fay Vincent's proposal could jeopardize the 1990 season and urged baseball to reach a deal quickly.
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Indiana rallies past Ohio State as Anderson can't finish
Indiana wins 77-66 behind a barrage of free throws after Ervie Anderson injures his ankle and leaves for Bloomington Hospital. Knight praises second half movement as Hoosiers, 18-9 overall, 8-9 in the Big Ten, push through.
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Indiana Beats Ohio State 77 66 in Big Ten clash
Calbert Cheaney scores 22 as Indiana edges Ohio State 77 to 66. Matt Nover and Jamal Meeks add career highs 16 each while Indiana dominates free throws 30 to 3 and holds a late fourth quarter lead.
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Cavaliers fall to sixth straight on road rout
Mitch Richmond led the Golden State Warriors with 25 points as they crushed the Cleveland Cavaliers 145 to 105 in Oakland. Cleveland shot 43 percent in the first half and trailed 71 to 50 at halftime, dropping to a six game losing streak on the road. Tim Hardaway added 13 first half assists in the Warriors' biggest margin win of the season.
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Warriors Dominate Cavaliers 145 105 in Cleveland
Golden State raced to a 14-2 run early third quarter and pulled away to a 145 105 victory at Cleveland. Terry Teagle and Tom Tolbert led the Warriors with strong scoring while John Williams paced the Cavaliers with 26 points.
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